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Your daily horoscope: March 4, 2026

  IF TODAY IS YOUR BIRTHDAY Venus in your sign links with changes planet Uranus on your birthday, which suggests that both your love life and your financial situation are about to improve. Meet the universe halfway by believing that you deserve to be both rich and happy. ARIES (March 21 - April 20): A new face in your social circle will get your heart beating faster today. Could they be “the one”? Maybe, but more likely it’s a sudden attraction that will surge to begin with and then tail off after you get to know each other better. TAURUS (April 21 - May 21): By all means set yourself targets that stretch you to the max but don’t aim so ridiculously high that you have no hope of success. Some things are possible and some things are not and you need to be smart enough to recognize the difference. GEMINI (May 22 - June 21): Life is good and about to get even better. You may have some doubts about that at the moment but before this week is over your confidence will be on the upside of...
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Australia Decides: Voters Head to the Polls in Pivotal Election

Australians are casting their votes today in a national election that could shape the country’s future for years to come. Prime Minister Anthony Albanese’s Labor Party is facing off against the conservative opposition led by Peter Dutton, with key issues such as cost-of-living pressures, affordable housing, and energy policy dominating the campaign.

Polling stations opened early across the country, with voters lining up to make their voices heard. Both major parties have focused on economic concerns, but global uncertainty—particularly the influence of U.S. President Donald Trump’s policies—has played a significant role in shaping voter sentiment.

Albanese, seeking a second term, has emphasized his government’s achievements, including rising wages and declining inflation. Meanwhile, Dutton has promised to cut government spending and reduce immigration, positioning himself as a strong alternative to Labor’s leadership.

With opinion polls showing a tight race, the outcome remains uncertain. As ballots are counted, Australians await the results that will determine the nation’s direction in the coming years.

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